Furman Theatre presents ‘The Diviners’ Set in rural Indiana in the early 1930s, "The Diviners" closes this weekend with performances Feb. 22-24. Furman's Rhett Bryson directs. Read more
GSO Conductor Edvard Tchivzhel leads FSO Feb. 22 The Concerto Concert features five Furman soloists selected by competitive audition. Maestro Tchivzhel conducts while Thomas Joiner is on sabbatical.
Undergraduates win award at immunology conference Biology majors Mel Johar, Haley Konsek and Elias Wheibe win poster award amid competition from more senior investigators.
Class of 2019, meet your commencement speaker NPR correspondent and alum Eleanor Beardsley '86 will be the principal speaker at the university’s 193rd commencement on May 11.
Lyric Theatre presents ‘She Loves Me’ Feb. 14 & 16 Furman's Grant Knox directs “She Loves Me,” a warm romantic comedy with an endearing innocence and a touch of old-world elegance.
Furman listed in Princeton Review’s “Best Value Colleges” The university was No. 9 among 25 colleges singled out as “Best Schools for Making an Impact.”
It’s a wrap: 24-hour design marathon announces winners Furman Department of Art and Miami Ad School @ Portfolio Center host second annual "Sleep When You're Dead" design competition.
Student leads initiative to honor Furman’s first African-American student Adare Smith '20 spearheads an effort to recognize Joseph Vaughn '65.
Nearly 300 volunteers participate in Furman’s MLK Day of Service More than 11 agencies were served on campus in the Trone Student Center as well as at off-campus locations in the Greenville area.
Furman’s accreditation renewed by SACSCOC for 10-year period The university demonstrated compliance with over 90 standards that cover all aspects of the university, including leadership and governance, finances and student services.
